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sion organized the literary society
which has been talked OF SO much. of
late. among the members, Mr.. j. f.
Boynton was elected president. Pro-
icssor d. y. Gallagher. vice prp...l,ut .
Mr. Grady second .ce-irc,idpi,
!ercy BurlesoI. secretary: j. w
Dowhs, e,-'stant secretary ana =. 4.
Lsckey, treasurer y committee on
the preparation Of constitution and
lay laws for the >oClety Wasappolttcd.
consisting of Professor GALLAGHER.
Percy Burlcscu aud DR. W. 4. How
ard. Considerable enthusiasm was
evinced by all pre- mt. No particular
name Tss given the society and it will
probably be known n the Young
Mem Christian Association Literary
Society of Waco The organization
was perfected with fifteen members.
aud though snail at ths the dr.t
meeting, yet tits hoped that the socic
" Will grow to very good and
appreciablc size. THE Examiner
wishes the society and It's members
every success.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

Few families buy moro than one
piano, hence tins should be purchased
from responsible house, whose guar
antee is reliable, and not from an
irresponsible agent, whose object is
to make big commission while he
can, and when found out, skip TO
other fields, The piano, organ and
music house of Thomas Goggan ~
Bro. has been established in Calves
ton for nearly quarter of century.
Call at their branch store, No. 1862
South Fourth street, Waco, where
you can buy as low for cash or OH as
easy terms as at the main house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

state orphan asylum, arrived IN the
city Yesterday morning and have
rooms at the Pacific hotel.
Mrs, L. : Cross has been quite
sick for several da> at her home
on north Filth street.
co., William Foumoy, who has
been absent foe some time on trip
to Meridian, is at home again.
I. i. Blank nship. confidential clerk
OF the firm Of G.. Essential 81 Co.,
Temple, was in tho city yesterday.
Colonel w, G. Latkins, of Athens,
came to Waco 10 leave his daughter
in one OF the Waco excellent schools.
Captain Jack T. Lsbl't, of san An.
tonic, ia IN the city. Jack has hosts
OF friends here who are always glad
to see him.
e. d. Foote, Esq, of san Angelo.
was IN the city Yesterday, having come
down TO place his daughter in Waco
Female college
J {. Roller, Waco's popular ice
mauulicturer hg, disposed of hi, tgc,
cory to Mr.. T. W BeWley. OF Bowling
Green, kentucky.
Mr.Jen Davis has departed tor Il
trip to ST. Louis. His return will
be signaliled by the starting of anew
business in tins city.
Captain W. j. Thurman, one of the
Oldest settlers of Brown county, is in
the city. He leaves to-day for his
home in Brownwood.
Miss Lstelle Bailo amost charming
young lady Of Alexandria, Louisiana,
Is visiting her sister, Mrs. oe John
son, on south Fifth street.
Mr. James L. Glenn has returned to
Columbus, Ga, starting yesterday,
after weeks visit to his brothers -
julius and John--here, and he is suf-
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>Iioi ny \ ~iiI.itiIr
ncath ufW, q. Baldwin at Fort >m,tn
Arkansas.

''"th "I w, &C. bn'dM la at fort ~mttlI
Arkansas.
FoHr SMITH, Ark Stmtcmbcr l. .--
\ reckless cowboy named W. C..
Baldwin attempted to take in the
town last nigh, aud wa, fatally Shot
b Deputy sheriff Rut,r aud VIII 10
resisting arrest and attempted to
shoot a policeman. Baldwin came
here yesterday from ranch near
Arknnsa- city, and nj night got into "A
row witha barkccp,r. llcthcn went
To tn" hotel where he and his wifrwere
stopping, got his ~.N..huotcr aud
went up Garrison avenue braudish
in his pistol aud DEFY the author
itie@. He freed one shot. when officer
Mcl)aniclls attempted nj, arrest but
instead OF surrcud'riug hc covered
McDaiclls with hs pistol. when
Deputy Sheriff Buth.rhud. to save
McDaulclls life, fired, htuug Bald
win in The stom.ch, The bullet
passed thru"gh him. miug out at
the back. Baldwin was taken to his
hotel. but lived only IA few moments.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

The meeting at the Christian
church continues with constantly In
creasing interest. Professor Black
preached to large audience last
night on the Baptism of the Holy
spirit At its close, Mr., f. Sedber.
~, Miss /ella Douglas and Miss May
Moore went forward and will be hap.
TIED tonight. The services on Sun.
day were largely attended, and seven
persons united with the church
Professor Black will preach again to-
night on "The Vine and the
Branches"
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13
ENr FISHING

Faco Ladies AMI Gentleman on tue
BoSIuc ona Day OF Pleasure.
Mr.. NJ Il. Spaulding and Mrs.
'nuIding and Mr.. Louis Saragan and
lr;, Saragau and other ladies and
pntIeman went on the Bosque G.l
tg saturday. They had a good time.
be Bosque is supplied with water
tom innuncrsb.e springs and il is
lear and crystal all the year around.
Be banks are bordored with shade
lee, and fall, occur in many
secs and there IRE trout pools
lder cas- cadcs aud in pleasant hooks,
1pcbbIy banks the party named
It and caught i-h until they were
cary with the sport. IL was de-
shtiul day. especial Y for tho ladies.
ID they returned better in health. tor
e day Of recreation and supplied
ih dozens Of various kinds OF fish
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

fclently impressed to cause him to
promise to return to Waco to settle,
Mrs. T.. NJ. Brown, Of st. Lou-, ne
companied by her daughters, Misses
Lena, Jennie and Lucy, and her son
Master Lewis, are at the Pacific
Information was received at tins
office last night that w. \. Patrick.
the leading merchant of Eddy. wa.
lying very close at deaths door.
VEG Rosenthll, of the firm of G..
Ro,n hat ~ Co., of Temple, who
were recently burned cut, was in the
city yesterday looking around among
his friends
Mis- Johann Roentcld has the
prettiest scrap book Of all the Waco
girls Every page is flower garden
an ornithologlcar how, or IN ento-
mological mcnagerie Of the wonders
Of nature.
Miss Carrie Coggiu, charming
member OF BrowuwOol society, was
in the city Yesterday having como
down with some friends to SEQ her
sister safely cn-conl:d behind the
col &c scrcen,
Mr., l.. w Bewloy of Bowlin-
Green, Kentucky, has removed to
This city and will make hi, pcrma-
ncnt residence here There arc muuy
kentuckians here, aud they are gem
orally cevor follows. Mr.. Bewley
viii not prove to be an exception to
the rule.
Misses Fannie and May Tabor,
Frankie Coggin, and the Misses Hal.
lum, all OF Brownwood are among Tho
young ladies OF West Texas who will
be students at Waco Female college
this winter. They arrived in the city
Yesterday morning.
w. II. Davidson, of BroWnw ood
femilisrly Known a. Texas Distress
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

To the man or woman who has
never been Ill, the word health is
meaningless. But TO the one who has
Suffered and despaircd health ap-
pears as u priceless boon To the
thousands OF unfortunate women who
are suffering from some OF the many
forms of weakness or irregularities
pcculiarto their sex, Or p.crcr's Fa-
voritc ecrip,iou hold. forth the
promise of speedy restoration OF
this "priceless boon
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13
%, ,he ENamine' o,..,,,

a,. wArcnreL-nEy H. p"
,ooy upward With humility to
.fl.asn -.'
r.g. ,,syeiing honcward by the marrow
p ,ba. lie who hitherto hath blessed
fi'u.,1-' end thee what lie knoweth to be
best
...o. Willie travelling thro this world of
-u,
mot tbs spiritual eye within
w.. this ever constant, daily care,
s'Iv .5s.o-ci-e all evil thoughts which har-
bof there
.,,,p. %. Ged hath blessed thee With His
love.
s,f.c, the ray that fall upon thee from
sboyc,
.y or the sorrow Ing and poor with tender
care,
,sJmoke their burdens easier to bear
satan. look onward with good hope aud
cheer,
And bsnsh from thy heart all sense Of
fe.f,
,m,,d art thou, that when the storm Is
past
Thou witt into the haven safe arrive at
las,
g,co sopi,m YER y. ISL.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13
TuE sJCONDTrIxu

PRESIDENT Cleveland ia the New Ior,,
Worid
President Grover Cleveland. in his
interview witt the reporter of the
New York World, remarked that he
believed that q place on tho plan of
the brunswick, conducted 10y VI. H..
Npaulding, would 90 far toward
securing asecond term for the present
at minislration.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

Miss Mollic Ellison and Mr. W. II.
harrington were married sunday.
Rev. Horace Bishop performing the
ceremony. THE EXAMINER congrat-
ulates the worthy young courle and
hopes they will fully realize the hap
piness naturally looked for when con-
genial and loving hearts reach the
unison of mat rimonv.
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ORGANIZED.

Ihc y. VI. &. a. Literary society.
Last night pursuant to the call a
number of young men met al the hall
Of the Young Mems Christian Associ.
alton. and after considerable discus
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

Delivered daily IN quantities of
10 cents and upwards, onck-
cd for shipment Make season cou-
tracts with John Farley
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

winch properly cooked afforded q rs.
past sunday which added another
practical constellation to the Ii,t fo
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

One hundred aud thirty acres lying
one fourth mile :. IS l.. from Waco.
fronts lO7 varas on south Third street
Waco. (cXtendcd) runs back across
south second aud south FIRST streets
(eXteuded) o the Brazos river one
hundred and ten acres in cultivation.
two tenant houses, two wells, an un-
der fence on three sides and posts up
on other side. lIcalthy location, line
soil, can be cut up into lots and sold
OIL at good price now. Price $40 900,
5000 cash, balance payable annually,
10 per cent. interos in four years
time.
WACO RESIDENCE.
A block OF ,iX lots fronting north
Fitth and Fourth streets. Nice cot
tagc house on north Fifth street. SER
wants room, wood house, Ritchcn; all
IN splendid repair. Price $1,000 cash
or one.halt cash.
j. T.. ELGIN, " Co..
Real Estate Agents. Waco, Texas.
80 yod want IA home: Texas say
ings Loan association will build it.
Ollico ~, Austin avenue.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

HE BUG BUSINESS.
.echmch Jug cats h. turmer's grain,
,le bee moth spells his honey,
|, bedbug nils him fun ofpain,
ee numbug scoops his money
flatoniu Argus
Il June bug disappears Ia June.
The ii-htniug.tug In May,
he bed bug takes his bonnet OF
Aul says, 81 We come to stay"
Wicmur Gmlet
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

] am t'I' Gully grocer iu Wnro. ~
far a- ! ."oW, who carries imp lrtcI
WV. 'ucn constantly ia stock
,,od ~uctt purc. Ny stock
ar, SUGAR syrup. aud other
>.uT.c ErUcrri, cNuuu, hc cNc'llOi
". II. N,LNtoilIN.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

Don't tail to cali aud inspect the
many bargains we will oiler in our
great Remnant sale. Levine Bros.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13
A Fortunate Pnm,l,

David Nicholsou'7 Liquid Broad or
Extract Malt. at b. A. Little " COS
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

Who keeps the most complete stock
of pure fresh drugs in Waco Castles,
Morrison " Co.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

tons Of the liver, kidneys and bow
els /. l.. STEPHENSON, NJ. d.,
Greensboro, Ky
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

\ fine line of Imported Toilet goods
at Willis 81 COS.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1887-09-13

lilly'-lor many years M employc o
Texas Express company. now u nom
Der Of the W. {. Morgan land and
cattle company, was in the city yes
terday.
Mr.. Hermann Strau-. of Cnciu-
natl, u in ght Of the grip, who has
made Wnco h- headquarters
for something like a year past ON
account OF its natural advanagec-,
celebrated his thirty third birthday
yesterday.
Mr. j. T.. Anderson, popuarly
kuownes Bud" Anderson, nns nn
oller from California OF M interest in
rauche stock and whoat So Ad
vantagc ou- TINT he can scarcely ne
sist the inducenent, although Waco
isc-peciNiy attractive, and the more
80 Just now.
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a large line OF PONCE, nj with, 4
Cos. Very cheap
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-07-25
THE RACE FIZzLES
HlHLlE AND GAUDAUR'S CONTEST.


PULLMAN, ILL, July %. Probably the
greatest izzle Of boat race ever rowed in
the West was the one here this sftsrnoon.
in which Edward Hanlan nominally de-
feated Jacob Gaudaur It has hasn an
nounced that the contest would be for the
championship Of America, 81 600 side,
and 70 each Of the participants q slice OF
TIE receipts at the gate. In addition it
was expected the result would definitely
decide whether Hanlan, whom many poo
pie still believed the worlds greatest oars
man, had Writ nally closed his career. The
race settled khing and was in no particular
y success. not even in the matter Of gate re-
esipfs. About twelve hnnpred people only
we're present instead nj the 5000 or 10, 600
expected. These who stayed away had
tanse to congratulate themselves, for the
whole affair was characterized by execra-
BILE management to say nothing OF the sus-
picion that the race itself partook Of the
natnre of bippcdrome- Like the last
contest between the two men, to-day's
nee was rowed under peculiar conditions
Their rice on Decoration Day took place in
the midst ola binding rain that prevented
close watch being kept. To day they
rowed ia the dark and watching OF any
kind was Impossible. When Hanlan dn-
ished in front Of the grand stand Gaudaur
was q quarter Of mile away out in the
middle OF the lake. No one on shore could
see him and rumors of all kinds were pre-
yalens. some believing that he had been
eapx;zed. while others thought he had
given up and had been taken aboard the
press boat.
Al last VIXEN everybody was famishcd
and Disguised, Referee Alexander Harper,
of the Pullman Athletic Club, declared
that he would wait no longer and that
Gaudaur must row OF the race would be
given 20 Hanlan At the outset Gaudaur
took the lead and was half q length
ahead As long as the pair could be seen
from the press boat That was scarcely
more than o third Of the course, for the
smoke of the tugs and the darkness speed
Inv hid them from view Both were pull
ing thirty-four strokes to the minute. They
had turned the stakes and were nearly half
uay to the line before the wrefched tub
provided IS press boat. again allowed .
sieht Of the oarsmen. Hsnlan wa eight
or Zen boat lengths ahead Of Gaudanr, who
WA asfonishingly wide Of the course. and
kept so notwithstanding friendly shouts
from the reporters At this )uncture
Gapdanr spurted in way that showed
he could have won IL lac chose, bat though
flnishinx on about equal terms with Han
Ian as near rs could be Judged, be VIA dis
qualified By his position and the racs gwen
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Mexican Var Veteran.


The wonderful eGcnry 81 swhts Specific - .
remedy and cure for rhcuuatizm and al blood d.
eases. has never had more conspicuous Illustration
than this easo asords. TIE candid unsolicited and
emphatic testimony given ~ me venerable gentie-
man must be aceepscd a. eonvincing and conclusive
he writer Is proinens citizen Of Mississippi me
gentleman to whom lIr. lartp refers. and % whom
he Is indebted for the advice 10 vhieh hs owes M
final relief from years Of suffering. y NJ King. for
many years tho popular uisat clark % tho Lawrence
House. at Jackson
JACKSON. Mlsa, April - 1851.
TIE SWIFT sgxcnrc co1rRAEx. Atlanta. Gs-s
Gsntlsmen--I have been an invalid persionsr for
forty years. having contrnctcd pulmonary and other
diseases IN the Msican War; Dat nos an the iss %
March. ISIS. did feel any sympsoms Of rheumatism
On that day was suddenly stricken with that dls-
ease In both hips and ankles. For twenty days
walked on erntchea Then the pain was lcss violent.
but shifted from toiut 70 joint For weeks worle
be totally disabic eilhcr one side or nay body ~
ne other. The pain never sfs me moment , sos
ls'5. when was nrst aftacfcd, % October 1 49,.
when was cured DuIh,S these elssen YEAR q 70
ssSS, y friends Sss ssss sn sss sssrsa ss % az
ternaiiy. am not aware q "a Flnaly, ahcns ne
first 81 ptcmherl made err1nEcueuN e - - w
Hot Springs OF Arkar1s having despAired o. every
other remedy, when | ncciuent1Ny met An 81 &C.
quantanee, Mr. King. NOW - the Lawrence ho1fo
OF this city Ne had o1ce been cerSAt s4nezcf tron
rheumatism. and a. sept. SD bad oeSn S,,I -
told me that hi WIS., % the Hot springs Ies ~ txln
he found no reisf On hs return irqsq IT, sprlnf.
s e SsSs az o. IL e e Is sS sSts made
sonplefe cure Seserni yeaf have passed snce' p1s
he has had no refurn ~ ti1e dtselr>e.
Iimmediately returned 60 ~ q II seteemosr .
took four bottles. ard BY the nfSt OF OctoQer N15
wesl-as far ~ the rheEmllism was eolcerne1. All
pain had disappeared. and aAYH non f9-1 a kNA''4
IsaSe no N nzksne this ssstsncp. gshe-
han the hope fhnf x may dlsCct soI1c otcr Sufferer
20 sure ~ reflex ara y x hos thi8 fesdlt
am vel rsSasssd ios TX s, ~. ~, ssis ~
''Ss''a''' anu ''-' - In u. nAsrn<
Sor sals o. all druggists rressias On Mood ana
SKIN Diseases maiied free
rur swDs srfcnic Co
pgarr@ ktirpta o.
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shfee men cocnio< - ro4f ~ tEz11 c1I =
"a 1oz; ftcy ~ Eoci ort a loe& - II
renf; - va x,nfed - 3clk6s : 1sd1lk
for ~ re6t Il ~ ~; thsy lr y q 4
It'll stsep bnt ser>ed Is Sfps &; ~
rent bnck ~ ~ 61u<e ar1d ons a III
"a cat ! large roll 81 mo1ley and ~ =
a; Bnker aid - could; ~ be11H q ~
ior rs t1ope1 AID BIZ Nife ed q Md -.
nlother could 6han(e Il; Re hz>d> ~ ~
10 h1e Gi(s; shs n1ktd hin II i ~ IN
be told her Ne would &,
rxKk IA. Hr COULD en-
like that one; sbe iook il and go tlok
with ths ch<n<e giving them for33 o7l1l1;
he aid III men kneu that tkao ~
ninety do1lnn h 10 hou1e; ~ ~
lieged th1t {h6ee men hid c0u6<
back and noEd&rod the w61ncn -
7ef fhn &05)- h hnd x3T0 ntaIoo ont ~ NJ
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a. pp,,crSr
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n,.sr.rsb~-, .~vsl 'aftacl,e !
,''''.e:~.- = n..~ss ~ M !,
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$500 a. - 1rrdcr. ' csrs, !
iSs.nk r Hawley. Senator Frse and sir
A. j. Hopkins, member Of Congress from
Aurora, III.
Mr.. Phelps party appeared 70 thorough
" enjoy themselves, all being In the bes'
Of spirits. Mr.. Levi p. Morton and fam
ily were aboard the private yacht Ear
Rust. August Jay, Second Secretary o.
the American Legation at Paris; Alan Ar
thur, son of the late ex-President; Ms,
Frank Leslie and Mr.. Logan Roots, wer'
also afIoat ABOARD different crafts; Mr.. Jay,
ACCOMPANIED by Mr.. Kama, being aboard
the Helicon. the rigging of which was vel
hidden by fiaps.
Mr.. w. K. yanderbilt's yacht, the Alva
was conspicuous In the marine processior
10 Suitbead and was beautifully decorated
with flags.
AN ANIMATED SCENE
Il was q scene Of extreme animation, hun
drsds Of private craft of every description,
All handsomely decorated and well freighted
with raily-dressed people, being anchored
bare IL Looked like a gigantic marine
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49, =.
Money 1t Per Cent -ssovsrnnasnts Duh
and stsady- stock TrAnsAetions snaAii--
Flour Dnil-Wheat Quiet
NEW York, July g. Money on call
easy at 3 per cent, prime mercantile paper
5}a6 per cent. Sterling exchange dull and
unchanged.
G0yEaNMBHTs Dull and steady.
Pours Coupons
Eours
Pscinc Sizes o. ie'e
STATEs-Nsgiected.
RAILROADS. Uninteresting; ssies {lAss-
600.
SrocKs--An unusual large number q
brokers were absent from the Board nom
to-day, and transactions were small re-
corded for 3 Saturdays businees Ihs
total number Of shares sold for the Day
was only e 5os The extreme Hne !
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B., = q g. RAILROAD.
Bellaire and GAINESVILLE through passenger train
400 ?. N a 81 - e,
Woodsdeld passenger train leaves Bellsiro at
GO p. m. arrives st Bellaire at SD q "a.
sumnetfeid Accommodation leaves BellAir q
100 p. m. arrives at Bollairs az l0:l5 a N
All trains daily except Sunday. Central Stand
ard Time from Bcllaite.
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3; s. .ss. y :. Z. s.: s:. ..'.''
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-03-24
SOCIETIES.

GOLDEN SHEAF LODGE, A F. and
An. No. 1873. Regular meetings lst and
third SATURDAYS, each month. Z. l.. Dfo"h,
W. H. Whitley. Sec'y.
GAR. G. A. J. Overton Post, No. 99
meets the Second aud Fourth FRIDAYS OF eaeh
month, at o'clock p. m. }: D. 6illesple
Commander. W. L. GOLFER, Adjutant.
FATHER MATHEWS T. A. Society, of the
C. t. A. u of A. Regular meetings Isl
Sunday in each month. I: L. Goldman. Ere
sident. VIM. Riordan, Sec'y.
A.O.U.W.-Morris Lodge No: 30. meets each
Tuesday evening at their hall. j. u. uooo
w. ME- w. Randall, Sec'y.
SELECT KNIGHTS, A. o: =. W.-Scot,
Legion, No. Is, meets at its hall the hrSt anu
third Fridays of each month. NJ. 7. MOTIFS
Commander; J. A. Johnson, Rccorder
A.O.H.-Div No. meets second Wednes-
day of every month in its hall at 7;5o ?. N
C.P. Maginnis, Pres; S.A. Flaherty, hecoro-
ing Secretary.
MT. LEBANON, R. A. CHAPTER, . ID;
meets on the first Wednesday OF eaon
month. John House, II. P; {. L. Brown
Recording Secretary.
BETHEL COMMANDERY,U Z. Z. KNIGHTS
TEMPLAR Meets I'd and 4th M"ndays eacl
month. DR.. Sutherland, (. c. o-C. Han
son, Recorder.
MORRIS LODGE NO. 95, I. o. OF g; i
Regular meetings every "Wednesday e1eh' q I
at 80 o'clock VIM. c. Bicknell, I. l.; u
E. st John. R. S.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1887-03-24

In order to advertise '.Mellin's Food
the following offer is made to readers
of this advertisement: On receipt of
Thirty-five Cents, Doliber, Goodale &
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